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Evidence-informed practice - ANSWER- Decisions about informed practice should include: -Clinical research -Patient preferences -Expert opinion -Resource availability -Contextual info (specific to communication) non-research evidence - ANSWER- -Quality Assurance -Risk Management data -infection control data -Chart reviews (Without EVIDENCE tradition prevails) Holistic care - ANSWER- Focuses on physical, mental, and social well-being.(mind body and spirit). - Interventions can improve...

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Early nursing - ANSWER- Prior to nursing in New France, men delivered health and nursing care. Though men couldn't provide care for women in L/D Christianity - ANSWER- -Spread Christianity _ Convert aboriginals to Christianity. New Diseases - ANSWER- Cholera, Typhus, and small pox resulted from early settlers. Affected many aboriginals. Colonialism - ANSWER- Loss of culture, knowledge, traditions, way of life, role in family and community, spirituality and health. (aboriginals) Marie...

Nursing Process - ANSWER- A framework through which one aims to identify, diagnose, and treat actual and potential health issues and challenges of clients from a holistic perspective What does the Nursing Process do? - ANSWER- -Framework for meeting needs of the client -Focus the nurse's attention on the given health situation, resulting in a holistic plan of care -Organized and systematic method of problem solving which leads to safer patient care -Actively involves the client -You, as...

What type of care results in greater patient involvement? - ANSWER- Patient-centred care What is best practice/ evidence-based practice? - ANSWER- Incorporates critical thinking & research into nursing - from recent research, as medicine continues to develop, new techniques, strategies, medicines develop and apply to the health care field What is the Metaparadigm? - ANSWER- A conceptual framework Where can the Metaparadigm be applied? - ANSWER- Any setting with a client What is the first ...

What are the 5 stages in the nursing process? - ANSWER- Assessment, Diagnoses, Planning, Implementation and Evaluation What kind of data is signs? - ANSWER- Objective What kind of data is symptoms? - ANSWER- Subjective What are the 4 types of assessment? - ANSWER- Initial, Focused, Time-Lapsed and Emergency Define Initial Assessment - ANSWER- Completed at first interaction Define Focused Assessment - ANSWER- Details about specific concern Define Time-Lapsed Assessment - ANSWER- Re-evalua...

Ethics - ANSWER- -Good conduct, character & motives -Philosophical ideas of right & wrong -A reflection of what matters most to people Morality - ANSWER- Beliefs or traditions we hold & how we conduct ourselves towards others (ex. kolberg's theory of moral development) -Right vs. Wrong Moral autonomy - ANSWER- -we feel responsibility & ownership for out chosen values -being accountable & standing up for what we believe in. Moral integrity - ANSWER- maintaining an open attitude to the ...

What are the selection rules for rotational spectroscopy? - ANSWER- The molecule must possess a permanent dipole ∆J = ±1 What is the gross and specific selection rule for vibrational spectroscopy? - ANSWER- Gross: there must be a change in dipole moment of the molecule during the vibration Specific: ∆v = ±1 The frequency of oscillation is given by: - ANSWER- ν = 1/2π(kf/μ)^1/2 kf = force constant (N m-1) What is the equation for the energy of the vth energy level? - ANSWER- Ev ...

Isolated system - ANSWER- system cannot exchange mater nor energy with the rest of the universe Closed system - ANSWER- system can exchange energy but not matter with the rest of the universe Open system - ANSWER- System can exchange energy and matter with the rest of the universe First law of thermodynamics - ANSWER- energy in the initial state contained in the system and the rest of the universe is equal to the energy in the final state of the system and the rest of the universe Work -...

Draw a Carnot cycle diagram and describe the event occurring at each step - ANSWER- I) Reversible Isothermal Expansion II) Reversible Adiabatic Expansion III) Reversible Isothermal Compression IV) Reversible Adiabatic Compression The boiling point of water at a pressure of 50 atm is 538 K. Compare the theoretical efficiencies of a steam engine operating between: 1) The boiling point of water at 1 atm 2) 50 atm, assuming the temperature of the sink to be 308 K - ANSWER- 1) P(1)=1 atm T(C...